Cricket 1904

J u n e 30, 1904. CRICKET. A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 231 ETON t . WINCHESTER. Played at Winchester on June 24 and 25. Winchester won by eight wickets. The Etonian* had the good fortune to bat first, \ ut although Chinnerv, Farmer and Boles played good cricket, seven wickets were down for 148 runs before lunch. Afterwards, *he Eton captain, G. C. Camp­ bell, bit so well that the total was reasonably large when the innings came to an end. When stumps were drawn Winchesterhadmade 176 for six wicVeta. so that it was anybody’s game. The best and h ghest innings of the day wasplayed by Gordon. On Satur­ day, Teesdale, who was not out 24 overnight, played a great game, and although the tail gave him very little aasistance. he waa able to make enough runs to give his side a small lead on the first innings When Eton went in again Ch’nnpry was bowled first ball. Three wickets were down for 85 and fix for £9, but J. J. Aator played a brilliant game and saved his side from disaster. Winchester required 130 runs to win, and tbe*e were made in an hour and a half, Wright, the Winchester captain, playing a beautiful not out innings of 53, while Gordon again distinguished himself. E ton . First innings. J.J.Astor.c Morris,b 8 ergent 18 not out.. R. F. Chinnery, run out ...24 h Evans ......... 0 C.G.E.Farmer, lbw. b Evans 26 b Younger......... D.C.Bolea.cBruce,bYounger 49 b Evans .......... 5 B. J. Blackett, c Parker, b Sergent ........................ 6 cParker.bFawcus 18 W.N.Tod.cEvan 8 ,bYounger 11 G. C. Campbell, not out ... 62 J. N. Horlick, c Ev^ns, b Younger ........................ 2 c and b Younger 3 N.C. Tufnell, lbw,b Evans 12 c M orris, b Younger.......... 0 C. E. Severne, c Evans, b Younger ........................13 b 8 ergent ... C. E. Hatfield, c Bruce, b Younger ........................ 7 lbw, b Evans Extras........................ 5 Extras .. Second innings lbw, b Sergent ... 0 cYounger,bEvans 9 9 Total Total ...141 D.M.Evans,cCampbell, b Tod.......................23 C.N.Bruce, lbw,bHat­ field ........................14 E. L. Wright, b Boles 29 J.H.Gordon, c Boles,b Severne .................69 H. Teesdale, not out .. 71 A. V. Morris, b Tod .. 12 W . N. Parker, lbw, b Boles........................ 4 W in ch ester . G.E. Fawcuo, c Tod, b Horlick .................. 0 H. G. Moore-Gwyn, c Campbell, b Horlick 5 C. F. Younger, b Se­ verne ........................ 1 V.L. B.Sergent, c Tuf­ nell, b Severne ... 16 Extras................. 3 Total 247 Second innings: D.M . Evars. c Tufnell, b Boles. 21 ; C. N. Bruce, lbw, b Tod, 32 ; E. L. Wright, not out, 63 ; J. H. Gordon, not out, 24 ; extra, 1.—Total (two wickets) 131. E ton . O. M. R. W. 0. M. B. W . 29-6 11 62 5 .......... 26 12 35 3 22 5 75 2 .......... 28 3 12 54 73 2 Younger.. Evans Sergent .. Fawcus .. Wright .. 18 4 4 2 10 2 10 13 , 4 4 35 2 Haffeild . Severne Tod ... . Horlick . Boles W in ch ester . O. M. R. W. 8 64 l ... 4 43 3 ... 6 68 2 ... 8 35 2 ... 10 34 2 .. . 22 , 154 . 27 . 21 , 17 O. 2 10 6 18 3 M. R. W. KENT v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Played at Tonbridge on June 23 and 24. Kent won by nine wickets. All through this match Kent had the upper hand. On the first day they scored 294 and dismissed fourof their opponents for 37. Hearne and Humphreys put up 99 for the first wicket in «n hour and 20 minutes, and W. P. Harrison and Blaker both played good cricket. On Saturday, Gloucestershire just failed to save the follow on, and although they did better in the second innings they could only set Kent a very easy task. Jessop made 40 runs in the second inn- ii gs in twentyminutes, his hits includingeight fours. K en t . 9J Hearne, not out Humphreys, c Sey­ mour, b Dennett ... 56 Seymour, st Board, b Dennett ... ... 1 J. R. Mason, c sub., b Dennett.................10 W.P. Harrison, bDen­ nett ........................23 R. N. B. Blaker, st Board, b Thomas .. 53 Second inningsHumphreys, c and b Townsend, 18; Seymour, not out, 34 ; Mason, nut out, 4; extras, 4. Total (for one wicket) 60. C. H. B. Marsham, c sub., b Dennett ... 13 Hubble, b Dennett .. 0 Fairservice. run out 4 Blythe, c Dennett, b Thomas ................. 20 Fielder, b Dennett 3 B 19, w 1, nb 1... 21 Total 294 G lou cestersh ire . First innings. E. Barnett, b Fielder.......... 1 Wrathall, cMason, b Blythe 15 R. T. Godsell, b Fielder ... 1 Board, c Hubble, b Fielder 8 Spry, b Blythe ................. 8 Langdon, b Blythe ......... 2 G. L. Jessop, b Fielder ... 27 F. E. Thomas, b Fielder ... 11 M. Townsend, b Fairservice 23 Huggins, c blaker,b Mason 33 Dennett, not out................. 5 Lb 6 , nb 3 ................. 9 Total ... ..143 Second innings. b Mason ......... 13 cHubble,bFielder 29 b Fairaeivice ... 17 b Blythe .......... 1 not out........ ... 2 c and b B'ythe .. 34 c & b Fairservice 40 b Blythe .......... 0 b Mason ..........21 b Mason ......... 38 b Fielder ......... 0 B 8 , lb 4, nb 2 14 Total .. 209 Huggins... Dennett Jesaop ... spry.......... Thomas ... K en t . First innings. O. M. R. W. 45 18 1*1 46-3 16 95 1 20 0 15 Second innings. O. M. R. W. 2 5 0 23 1 Townsend Huggins delivered a no-ball and Dennett a wide. G lou cestersh ire . Fielder ... Blythe ... Faireervice Mason ... First innings. O. M. R.W. .17 3 64 5 ... .19 7 37 3 ... . 5 1 20 1 ... . 25 0 13 1 ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. . 20*5 4 62 2 .18 3 71 3 . 11 2 26 2 .13 4 46 3 Fielder delivered five no-balls. T H E H A Y E R F O R D C O L L EG E T E A M . THE SHREWSBURY SCHOOL MATCH. ( s e c o n d o f t h e t o u r .) Played at Shrewsbury on June 22. Drawn. For Haverford, Priestman took six wickets for 39 runs. S h rew sbu ry S chool . R.Gadsby.bPiiestman 1 R. Blake, b Pleasants 9 A. 8 chute,cPriestman, b Plea 8 ants .......... 3 H.Forman, b Godley .. 20 D. G. Bruton, cMorris, b Priestman ... 29 C. P. Horlick, b Priest­ man ........................60 G.Cranstoun,bHopkins 3 H avkrford C o lleg e . 8 . Foster*Jackson, c Pearson,bPrieatman 2 T. Harrison, not out.. 9 F.J. Roberts, cLowry, b Priestman ..........10 Y. Leake, b Priestman 0 Extras................22 Total ...168 C. C. Morris, c Crans- toun, b Harrison ... 16 T. G. Godley,runout... 2 A.H.Hopkins, b Leake 20 W. P. Bonbright, b Harrison................. 9 R. Pearson, notout ... 17 H.H.Morris, c Schute, b Leake .......... 2 J. D. Phillips, not out 7 Extras................21 Total (5 wkta) ... 94 A. T. Lowry. A. G. Priestman, H. Pleasants, and E. C. Pearce did not bat. ARKLEY v. STOICS.—Plajed at Rowley Lodge on June 20. A r k l e y . G. W. Hammond, c Turner, b Buddeu . 39 White, lbw, b Turner 15 G. G. Dumbleton, not out ........................77 C. C. Page, c Turner, b Hodges ... ... 27 C, J. B. Webb, c and b Turner ................ 0 A. H Read, c and b Turner ................. 2 G. Robey, lbw, b Hod­ ges ........................ 12 G. L. Jesaop, bHayes 13 C. E. L. Hammond, c Hardy, b Haywood 6 Goodall, b Haycraft... 31 Howard - Williams, lbw, b Haycraft ... 0 B 15, lb 4, w 1 ... 20 Total ..242 Second innings : C. J. B. Webb, not out, 19; C. E. L. Hammond, not out, 37; B 8 , nb 2.—Total (no wicket), 66 . S to ics . E. G. Harbury, lbw, b White ...............13 G. S. Hill, cWilliams, b White ................ 1 W. C. D. Turner, c Read, b G. Ham­ mond... .........41 C. Haywood, bJetsop 60 W. F. Hodges, b G. Hammond ... .12 H. A. H. Carson, c C. Hammond, b Jessop 13 G. M. Hardy, not out 21 W. J. Haycraft, c Goodall, b Jessop ... 11 H A.Budden, c Webb, b Jessop ................. 0 J. M. Crawford, b Jessop ................. 4 P. F. Knox, c White, b Jeasop ................. 0 Byes ..........16 SPENCER (I) v. WE9T INDIA REGIMENT.— Played at Wandsworth on June 15. S pen cer . 23 Total ..192 H. W. Wheeler, Harrison W. D. M’Beth, Leader . .......... 6 G Sykes, b Leader ... 21 V. J. Woodward, c Harrison, b Gane 7 F. M. Barton, bWhite 18 J. C. Larkin,cSkelton, b White .................35 W est I ndia Lieut. R. R. Leader, cWoodward, bSykes 5 Lieut. E. G. Skelton, c and b Elkiogton ... 2 Lieut. L. b. Nicho’son, b Woodward..........52 Lieut. R. Harrison, c Barnes, b Barton .. 16 Lieut. E. E. White, b Barton .................12 Lieut.E.A. 8 trickland, c M’Beth, b Elking- ton ........................ 11 E. Elkington, b White 8 A. L. Woodward, c and b Whife .......... 1 Dr. Hibbard, bLeader 12 A. M. Black, c White, bLeader G. Barnes, not out Extras ... Total . 10 0 3 ...144 R egim en t . Capt. Swabey, runout 20 Major Loveband, c E kington, b Wood­ ward ........................18 Lieut. Davenport- Handley, c Wheeler, b Woodward ........ 1 C. S. Gane, c M’Beth, b Elkington .......... 0 S. J. Pettitt (sub.), not out ................. 3 Exttas ..........15 Total ..155 SOUTHGATE v. OXFORD AUTHEJmCS.— Played at Southgate on June 22. O xfo rd A u th en tics . K. O. Hunter, b Miguon .................28 E. Behrens, c sub, b Lewis....................... 0 A. R. Severn, b Lewis 0 R. S. H. Baiss, c Lewis, b Mignon ... 8 R. W. Bentiuck, b Miguon .................12 E. C. Lee, c Ricketes, b Mignon................. 3 W. H. Dixon, c Brad­ shaw, b l.evick ... 27 J. T. Weatherley, b Migaon ................. 66 A.J. Berney,b O’Dent 46 J. S. Malden, c H. Y. Bevington, bO’Dent 15 H. Church, not out ... 5 B 16, I d 2, nb 4 ... 22 Total ...232 S o u th g ate . H. V. Bevington, c Dixon, b Hunter ... 22 Mignon, b Hunt-r ...39 C. Browning bHunter 2 G. Hare, b Hunter ... 0 F.S.Lewis.bBentinck 64 J. C. Beviogton, bLee 49 A. R. O Dent, cBaiss, b Lee...................... 25 H. J. Ricketes did not bat. T. H. C. Levick, b Severn ................. J. C. Ford, b Severn .. A.E. Bradshaw,notout B 7, lb 3, nb 1 ... Total ......... i LONDON SCOTTISH v. PALLINGSWICK.— Played at Brondesbury on June 25. P a llin g sw ic k . D.W. Brewster, bCodd 7 F. Mason, b Codd ... 12 H. Hickman, b Codd... 2 W. Lebeaux, bBush .. 66 C. N. Carvallo, run out ........................ 4 J. C. Clay, not out ... 41 H. L. Chapmin, b Bush........................ 0 H. J. Rogers, b Bush 23 A. G. Thomas, b Con­ nell ........................ 2 S. J. Thompson, b Bush........................]6 E. P. Daniell, b Bush 8 B 14,1b 4, w 5 ... 23 Total ...194 L ondon S cottish . F. R. Connell, hit wkt, b Th >mas........ .. ; P. Child, c Carvallo, b Brewster................. A. Kinross, c Car­ vallo, b Brewater ... G. S. Sills, c Brewster, b Carvallo............... J. S. Chown, c Clay, b Carvello ................ i J. C. Cooper, st Mason, b Rogers .................S L.J. Bush, cBrewster, b Carvello .......... 10 D. M. Clark, bThomas 0 C. Koe Child, not out 12 F. Codd, not out ... 6 B 4, lb 1, w 3 ... 8 Total (8 wkts) 126 H. Chown did not bat. THE WANDERERS v. RICHMOND.—Played at Richmond on Saturday June 25 . R ichm okd . J. J. Franco,b Barker 11 J.A. Healing,cColman, b Barker.................31 F. S. Chapman, c Fischer, b Barker ... 8 C. H. Mannings, st Brooks, b Rose ... 9 A. Courtney, lbw, b Rose........................19 P. T. Wrigley, lbw, b Wells........................19 H. B. Denham, b Rose 5 Greenfield, c Barker, b Wells.......................... S’ T?-- P°&&’ b Barker 2 Niabet, b Barker... 11 G. L. Holt, not out .. l Extras................. 7 Total ...133 S. Colman, not out ... 60 K. E. M. Barber, c Healing,b Chapman 10 T. A. James, b Chap­ man ........................ 4 T h e W an d erers . A. E. Waller, c Court- ney, b Chapman ... 8 L. S. Wells, not out... 53 Extras.................29 Total ...162